Nah, it’s not “awwwweee” worthy. Get real people, if you talk to your co-workers or roommates or best friends, etc. every day, it should not shock you that married people talk. All married people are not enemies. I pity you for the fact that you have never seen a good marriage. Also this is a place where I add that talking on the phone with your spouse everyday during lunch break doesn’t qualify a marriage as “good”. Well, am I saying I am not in a good marriage? Definitely not! Confused? Figure it out…

In times like today when everybody is so cynical and hides in the disguise of “realist”, it is so hard to feel the positive and happy energy. There exists a lot of unmarried people who treat married ones like we belong to another planet and take it for granted that all married people are either quarrelling or resort to snide marks behind each other’s back. I just want to make things clear.

• Misconception 1: All married folks are unhappy
• Misconception 2: In-laws are monsters
• Misconception 3: Sex gets boring after marriage
• Misconception 4: Married folks have no conversations
• Misconception 5: Only the first year of marriage is exciting
• Misconception 6: You need to take an expensive, around the world trip to bring sparks back
• Misconception 7: (This is for the other extreme) Love is the foundation of a marriage
• Misconception 8: Life becomes dull and boring after marriage.

Though love might be the reason the two people are brought together in marriage, it takes trust, understanding and patience (tons of it!) to make it work. With marriage comes so many great things – you are never alone on the dance floor, you always have a date on Saturday night, you have someone special to hug and cozy up to on a cold rainy evening, you have someone to cry to about a bad day and not worry if you make a fugly sob, you have someone who takes care of you when you have a bad migraine for the millionth time. Hmm! The list might seem like a 16 year old’s wishes for a marriage. But you know what – if you find the right person they will be true.
Well, I know that the cynics are going to call me the “lucky” one and that it doesn’t happen to everybody, but most of the marriages I know are amazing ones going rock strong! I am not saying that marriages are smooth and are a piece of cake. There might be tons of fights and ego clashes but the good times outshine the band times for sure.

PS: Dedicated to my brother who just got engaged and will be getting married shortly! And to my husband who has given me the reason to speak highly of marriages!

I have beaten bushes wrecking my foot gears.

Why have you hidden from my eyes?

Did you not hear my cries?

You are as valued as “true love” to a lass,

Did I not find you since I gained more mass?

In the core of my heart, knew I’ll find you in my way…

Truly, I did not care about the price to pay!

Holding aces, I couldn’t believe my lucky star,

When I walked into this Glendale Bazaar!

Holding you, not wanting to get my hopes high,

I bore you, and My My My!!!!

Hearing bells ring, I saw a light…

I thanked gods for understanding my plight.

Hugging my body in ideal means,

I’m so glad I found you my perfect jeans!!

Fading memories lurk in my mind,
as I watch you sleep.
Thoughts when life was yet so kind,
when I knew you were to keep.

When did I turn to your love so blind
were cruel scrutiny began to creep
Heedless to good intentions to find,
all I did was weep.

Sorrows, regrets and other issues to grind,
dark thoughts hide  within so deep.
All I need is your arms on me to bind
to let the rays of warmth to seep.

Please hold me and help me unwind
I promise into a better place shall I leap.
I thank for being in my life a rind,
love for you has begun to heap.

Destined we were in my sights hind,
when in my life you began to peep.
Many seasons have passed since love we have mined,
And I say, its time we begin to reap.

Strange Quest for Love II, is a poem very close to my heart. It reflects a woman’s state of mind when she is emancipating herself from her complex thoughts. She feels the lamentation when she realizes how she has taken her partner for granted. In the course of the poem, she decides to let go her past.
This is my bit to Drama/Serious Poetry. Not bad eh?